Ed
Using CountA will not return 0 since formulas are in your range of cells.
Try
If Application.Sum(Range("AM2:AM12000")) = 0
This will return 0 if you have no values in your range
HTH
Regards
Pascal

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But the cell is supposed to have a formula. It is:
=IF(COUNTIF(TIRs!$AL$2:$AL$12000,Sheet1!C2)=0,Shee t1!C2,"")

I want to detect if the formula has returned "" in all cells, meaning they
are all blank. If so, then run the other macro. Else activate the
AutoFilter. It keeps activating the AutoFilter, meaning it doesn't see
the
cells as blank, even though there is no value in them and the AutoFilter
has
nothing for me to select.

Ed


"Don Guillett" wrote in message
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try
If [am2:am12000].HasFormula = False Then

"Ed" wrote in message
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In a macro, I insert a formula into a column and copy down to the
bottom
of
the range. The formula is basically "IF there's an error, THEN insert
this,
ELSE "" ". I'm trying to detect if the column was empty - ie: the
formula
returns "" - but it's not working. I guess what I'm using is
detecting
a
formula in the cell, so it's not empty? Any suggestions are welcome.

Here's what I've got:

' If there are no TIRs without naratives
If Application.CountA(Range("AM2:AM12000")) = 0 Then

' Run this macro
InsertNarrLinks

Else
' Toggles on AutoFilter
Range("AM1").Select
Selection.AutoFilter

End If


Ed